April, 2019 | Transforming Chaplaincy

Does heart failure-specific health status identify patients with bothersome symptoms, depression, anxiety and/or poorer spiritual well-being?

April 15, 2019 quality of life

AIMS: Patients with HF often have underrecognized symptoms, depression, anxiety and poorer spiritual well-being (“QoL domains”). Ideally all patients should have HF-specific health [...]
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Research Priorities for Health Care Chaplaincy in The Netherlands: A Delphi Study Among Dutch Chaplains

April 15, 2019 health care

The aim of this study was to identify research priorities for health care chaplaincy in The Netherlands according to practicing chaplains and chaplaincy leaders. To this end, a two-round Delphi [...]
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Emergency Medical Services Provider Perspectives on Pediatric Calls: A Qualitative Study

April 13, 2019 pediatrics

Objective: Previous research indicates that 9-1-1 response to incidents involving children is particularly distressing for emergency medical services (EMS) clinicians. This qualitative study was [...]
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2019 ACPE Symposium on Supervision

April 11, 2019 CPE, News, Professionalization

Via ACPE: The Pacific Community of Practice is excited to invite all Certified Educator Candidates, those both in the “old” and “new” process, to participate in a unique educational opportunity. [...]
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Conference report: Dutch Case Studies Project

April 5, 2019 News, research

Our colleague Martin Walton, PThU, Netherlands writes on the recent conference of the Dutch Case Studies Project: The “Universitaire Centrum Geestelijke Verzorging” (UCGV) in the Netherlands is a [...]
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